NOTES !! NOTES??
how about these?? over 20 years worth of 3x5 cards with
notes on mostly canoe gear but could apply to survival
also..what works..how much of what to make a meal or run
a stove..clothing--sleeping bags--packs..i go thru them
once in awhile and add more as i find new bits of equiptment
and test it out--

LOL,

This reminds me of a farmer joke. I guess I am the punchline this time, you should see my dutch oven collection...let me put it this way, I could easily (and probably have a time or two) feed 100 people out of the pots I own.

Someday I will figure out how to post pics up on this here forum proper. Till then, well, a thousand words may be a bit much.

I'm not bragging here, nor am I proud of this, but I have at least that much cookware - a big weakness of mine. I've got 8-10 different varities of Sigg Tourist kits, a set of Sigg Scout pots, at least three different sets of Trangia cookware, ..................

I collect vintage backpacking gear and consequently I have more stoves, cookware, tents, bags and especially packs than I'll likely ever have time to use. Some items I've collected simply because the item is unique and rare and I know I'll never use it in the field. Some items need reconditioning before they get put to use.

I've started to slowly clean up my basement room so I can figure out what I have, the deeper I dig the more things I find that I forgot I had.

I guess I'm ready for a 12 step program.

Or to equip a company of survivalist after TSHTF!!

It would appear as though your search for the perfect cup has driven you to drink...

Looks like conoedogs has pots to pi** in indeed.

Between Canoedogs cups and Benjammin's pots, if anyone here wants to have a wilderness wedding/BBQ, invite those two and you're covered for cooking containers and "champagne cups".

Sue

the only drink you can serve in a cup like that is moonshine